School of Accounting & Computer Science
School of Accounting & Computer Science Research
The School is actively developing a research profile in the both the Accounting and Information Technology areas. In the Accounting and Law disciplines this research profile is centred on the areas of Financial and Management Accounting including particular areas of Social and Environmental Accounting, aspects of Public Sector Accounting, Accounting Education and topics in Business Law. In the Information Technology discipline the research profile is concentrated on GamesTechnology, Visualisation, Grid Networking, Computational Modelling, Data Mining and Image Processing.
Accounting and Law Research
The Accounting, Law & Computer Science Research Forum
An arena for the presentation of research papers related to the disciplines of accounting, law and computer science.
Accounting Research Publications
Every week, the School holds a research forum which has led to the publication of many research papers and articles. Many articles from the research forum have been published through the Faculty of Business Working Paper Series which is commonly referred to by industry professionals, media personnel and interested parties across the world.
Accounting and Law Research Reports
Our reports outline successful research achievements in accounting and law.
For further information about our research, please contact the school.
Computer Science and Information Technology Research
Computer Science staff who are active in research projects include:-
Staff doing research degrees
Their areas of research include
- Complex systems
- Computer games
- Data mining
- Image processing
- Visualisation
- Machine Learning
- Neural Networks
- Pattern Recognition and Classification
- Bioinformatics
- Numerical Analysis for PDE's
- Robotics